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Thanks to YOU for The Write Gift

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January 1, 2011 …I wish to say thank you to a few friends who have helped me get this website going… * Carl Honore– Author of In Praise of Slowness. He supported and encouraged the campaign for handwritten letters for the past 2 years via timely emails from London. * Kitty Burns Florey– Author of Script […]

New Year’s Resolution: BALANCE gadgets with handwriting!

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Are you feeling overwhelmed with gadgets…

December 25, 2010

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Ho, Ho, Ho! Whatever your religious persuasion, today is a holiday for many people in many countries.  Family and community gatherings are happening,  along with gift-giving, feasting and well-wishing.  It’s the end-of-the-year family party to honor endings and new beginnings.  I especially enjoy holidays because the pace slows,  schools, businesses  and stores are closed.  And […]

Holiday stamps

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December 23, 2010 I’ve seen some marvelous holiday stamps this season.  However, I have a special fondness for Wallace and Gromit.  In case you don’t know, they are British cartoon characters- Wallace and his dog, Gromit.  The dog is the brains in the duo.  He doesn’t have a mouth, so all of his expressions are […]

The gift of time!

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December 22, 2010 Time is the hardest thing to come by and it is what people value the most! Writing down your commitment on a card is like a promissory note.  It gives the receiver something to look forward to! Reference:  Page-A-Day©Calendar, Workman Publishing

Letters to Santa

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December 19, 2010 Santa Claus exists inside each of us. As a symbol of the season, he represents humanity’s basic generous nature.  OPERATION SANTA CLAUS and  BeAnElf.org receive handwritten letters from children in need.  This year, the children s letters are like prayers for necessities. They are asking for warm clothing and basics like shoes and blankets. […]

Seasons Greetings

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December 13, 2010 I have been busy delivering the mail.  This is the busiest time of the year at the Post Office with catalogs, seasonal letters, greeting cards, and packages.  Needless-to-say, I am behind in the race to get it all done by December 25th.  But I am not stressed about this.  Let me tell […]